Confectionery Making & Production
Heiwa Seika's "Chocolate Confectioneries"
At our second factory, we manufacture confectioneries using impregnation equipment to infuse chocolate and cream into various sweets. We cater to a wide range of products, including "Boro," "cookies," "sables," "rice crackers," "karinto," "rusks," "macarons," and "freeze-dried strawberries." We offer over 10 types of chocolate for infusion, and we can also create original chocolates by mixing specified powders, such as matcha, into white chocolate.
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Clean Room Entrance / Exit
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Cooling Tunnel
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Chocolate Tank
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Inspection Process Before Cooling
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Packaging
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Shipping Various Confectioneries
Heiwa Seika's "Sobaboro"
At our headquarters factory, we produce "Soba Boro." Depending on the raw materials, temperature, and humidity, we maintain uniform quality while manufacturing approximately 1 to 3 tons of products per day. We do not use water in the raw materials. Instead, we incorporate eggs to the minimum moisture level necessary for molding, resulting in a soft texture and a flavorful, melt-in-your-mouth "Soba Boro." These are primarily sold through confectionery wholesalers as packaged snacks in supermarkets and drugstores.
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Large mixer for dough production
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Baked in 5 band ovens
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Weighing with computer scales
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Packaging with automatic packaging machines
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Weight checker and metal detector
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Packaging work scenery